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RSV   respiratory syncytial virus  
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Infants <3 months have better immune system (from mom), less infections, but are more susceptible to   pertussis  
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Infection rate increases @ 3-6 months b/c maternal   ab disappear  
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Fever may be absent in newborns-may rach 103-105 even w/mild infection   s/s of resp infection  
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Initial evidence of illness   poor feeding  
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Small passages get blocked easily by swelling and exudate   nasal blockage  
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a condition in which the patient shows signs of meningitis but examination reveals no pathologic changes in the meninges. The condition is associated with cases of pneumonia in small children.   meningismus  
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Sysmptoms w/no infection, occurs w/abrupt onset of fever w/ HA, pain & stiffness in the back & neck, subsides as fever goes down   meningimus  
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BP decreases w/inspiration and Increases w/exhale   pulsus paradoxus associated w/wheezing or grunting  
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A good therapeutic measure for relief of resp discomfort-the moisture soothes inflamed membranes   hydration is key  
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-no asa c of rye syndrome-ns drops-chicken soup-fluids-abx don’t work if it’s a virus   nasopharyngitis/common cold  
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-GABHS-strep throat-@risk for rheumatic fever (RF)->inflammatory disease of heart, joints & CNS & AGN (acute glomerulonephritis)   Pharyngitis & Tonsillitis  
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Strept throat with a rash   scarlet fever  
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Caused by Epstein Barr virus, no abx its viral, treat symptomatically, but saline gargles, rest, cough drops * no sports-prevent   mono  
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Infection of the middle ear, eustachian tube gets blocked, fluid builds and may become infected   otitis media  
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It is shorter, wider, straight and positioned horizontally allowing microorganisms and nasaophyrangeal secretions into middle ear   kids eustachian tube  
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Breast feeding decreases risk for diabetes b/c   milk has macrophages and a change when baby or mom is sick  
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Crying, pulling @ ear, fever,irritability,vomiting,diarrhea,cold s/s,inattentive to voice   Otitis Media E  
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Wath and wait if non=severe, oral amoxicillin in increased dose when needed:   Otitis Media  
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Pressure equalizing tubes to allow drainage to min risk of hearing loss and speech prob   tympanostony  
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Ear plugs when swimming and bathing   pt teach pe tubes  
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Best tx is prevention->immunization droplet precautions   whooping cough/pertussis  
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Can affect larynx,trachea, and bronchi, described according to anatomic area(ex:epiglottis or supraglotitis)laryngitis,laringotracheobronchitis (ltb) and tracheitis   croup  
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Take kid out at night or stand by cool shower   tx for croup  
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Cool mist blow – not tent or mask   tx for croup  
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Barking cough with inspiratory wheezing and some resp distress   croup  
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Droplet precautions, prevention with immunizations   pertussis whooping cough  
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Serious obstructive inflammatoru process ->usually 2-8yrs, H influenza   acute epiglottis or acute supraglottitis  
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Fever,sits up n forward, chin thrust out   acute epiglottis or acute supraglottitis  
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Drooling,dysphagia,dysphonia,distressed inspiratory effort   acute epiglottis or acute supraglottitis  
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acute epiglottis or acute supraglottitis four D’s   Drooling,dysphagia,dysphonia,distressed inspiratory effort  
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Keep calm, get to ED, do not examine throat, humidified o2 by blow by   mgt acute epiglottis or acute supraglottitis  
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most common cause of hospitalization in kids < 1 yr   respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)  
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s/s low grade fever, rhinorrhea, om, Conjunctivitis   (RSV) resp syncytial virus  
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acute,viral infection (esp resp)in the bronchioles   bronchiolitis  
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air trapping causes hyperinflation of some alveolar and some atelectasis   bronchiolitis  
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wheezing d/t narrowing of airway b/c of edema and secretions   bronchiolitis  
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cough, grunting,cyanosis,pallor n lethargy,nasal flaring,retraction (ribs clavicular and substernal)   cm of bronchiolitis  
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cxr,pe,wbc will be norm, sputum culture   bronchiolitis dx  
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rest,fluids,fever control   tx at home with bronchiolitis  
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o2,ivf,abx if bacterial,ribavirin->agent for kids   tx hops bronchiolitis  
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acute resp infec of lungs, alveoli are filled w/pus and fluid, makes breathing painful and linits oxygen intake   pneumonia  
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pneumonia all or large segment of 1 or more pulmonary lobes   lobar pneumonia  
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pneumonia alveolar, peri-bronchial and interlobular tissues involved   interstitial pneumonia  
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more diffuse, invlobes bronchi and general lung fields in pneumonia   bronchopneumonia  
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PE, cxr, sputum culture dx for   pneumonia  
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Bacterial =abx, vial=supportive care tx for   pneumonia  
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Chronic inflammatory d/o of the airway   asthma  
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Recurrent episodes of wheezing, breathlessness,chest tightness and cough est @ night   asthma  
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Antigens (allergens) irritants (tabacco,odors,sprays) infections meds->asa,nsaids,abx,bb   asthma triggers  
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Swimming is good b/c of moisture r/t   asthma  
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H&P,cxr to rule out others disease of food in lung, chg in pulm funct esp peak expiratory flow   dx asthma  
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Sit up, w/over head table, give o2, fluids juice or soda   mgt of asthma  
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Coke has catteine-> old fashion tx for   asthma  
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This relaxes smooth muscle , dialates bronchial passages, vasodiates muscles and liver, relaxes uterine muscles too   beta agonists  
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For exacerbations, short acting   albuterol  
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Long acting ongoing mgmt.   salmeterol  
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Asthma and labor=relaxes smooth muscle   (trabutale)beta agonist  
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Leukotriene receptor agonist (LTRA)=maint for asthma and for seasonal allergies’   montelukast (singulair)  
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Chronic mast cell stabilizer that blocks calcium channels preventing release of histamine   cromolyn  
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Anticholinergic that blocks receptors in smooth muscle of bronchi and lings and opens bronchi and provides relief   ipratropium (atrovent)  
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Short burst to help attack or long term , q am ex methyprednisone   systemic steroids  
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Call from tea leaves   theophylline  
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Albuterol (saba) and oral dexamethasone is tx for   mild to moderate asthma in ER  
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Nebulized ipratropium bromide (atrovent) and SABA q 20 min increase to 3 tx, O2   sever tx asthma  
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Desplays resp distress despite vigaourse measures,   status asthmaticus  
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Why mg sulfates status asthmtaticus   smooth muscle relaxant  
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Be prompt with tx and times, monitor for resp issues, child will be most comfortable on up position over table, avoid trigger and infection   mgt asthma  
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Autosomal recessive from both parents on chromosome 7   cystic fibrosis  
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Lung congestion and infection, malabsorption of nutrients by the pancreas   cystic fibrosis  
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Mucus plugs thing up instead of thin secretions, thick mucoprotien meconium ileus is earliest postnatal sign->small, intestine blocked up w/thick putty->pancreatic fibrosis (seceretions block ducts)   cystic fibrosis  
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Sweat test-> Salty skin because plugs-> >60   cystic fibrosis  
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Amniocyntesis, fam hx, dna analysis, ri does newborn screenings   cystic fibrosis  
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Meconium ileus, failure to grow,statorrhea,freq resp infect   cystic fibrosis  
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Drainage w/vest, percussion, needed 2xday for 20-30 min, moist air is good   cystic fibrosis  
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Oral enzyme sup, pain releivers like advil,motrin, ibuprofen may slow ling deterioration   cystic fibrosis  
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